Sentence examples for information promoting from inspiring English sources
The information, promoting two obscure stocks called Liquidix and UniverCell, was distributed by a stock promoter through the relatively new advertising medium of e-mail messages, which it sent to registered users of news Web sites, including The New York Times on the Web and CBS Marketwatch.com
The Web site, www.healthcare.gov, provides information promoting the 2010 health care law and describing new insurance options.
In addition to producing information promoting nuclear power, the organization sends nuclear power experts to speak at secondary schools and colleges, at no cost.
The site, which today features products like Mr. Mancini's own "Fly Fishing for Striped Bass" video ($29.95) and information promoting his casting classes and shows, has become a hub for East Coast fly fishing enthusiasts.
Carys argues that Facebook and Google are not responsible for racism and terrorism, but there is evidence that access to information promoting illegal behaviour does incite individuals, and it changes the tone of the environment in which we all live.
This approach promotes not only greater access to information (promoting transparency and accountability), but also allows others to extend and leverage that data in their own applications.
2 Emerging evidence supports this vision; a recent Cochrane review concluded that personalised risk information promotes informed patient decision-making in cancer screening.
Let's not allow false information promoted by a book to be used in a whispering campaign".
School environments that provide consistent and reliable nutrition information promote the development of healthful eating in children.
It acts as a useful educational and marketing outreach tool to share information, promote ideas, publicize an agenda and provide talking points about a cause.
The culture that encourages police officers to engage their weapons before gathering information promotes the mind-set that nothing, including citizen safety, is more important than officers' personal security.
